Nvidia: The Biden administration’s regulatory policies will weaken America global competitiveness. Nvidia documents show that about 56% of its revenue comes from customers outside the United States, with China accounting for about 17% of sales.
SIA: New AI chip export restrictions could hurt U.S. competitiveness.
The Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS) of the U.S. Department of Commerce announced controls on advanced computing chips and certain closed artificial intelligence (AI) model weights, as well as new licensing exceptions and updates to the Data Center Verified End User (VEU) authorization.
According to The Rest of the World, five people familiar with Foxconn’s Indian business revealed that Foxconn, a subsidiary of Hon Hai, will stop sending mainland Chinese workers and equipment to Apple iPhone factory in India. Mainland Chinese workers who have already entered India have also been recalled, and special manufacturing equipment originally shipped to India has been detained in China.
TDK releases new 9-axis PositionSense™ solution to keep consumer tech users ‘never lost’.
It is reported that STMicroelectronics and GlobalFoundries have shelved their plans to build factories in France and turned to the Chinese market.
US media pointed out that the racks equipped with Blackwell, the latest chip from artificial intelligence (AI) chip giant Nvidia, have overheated, and major customers such as Microsoft have recently cut orders for Blackwell GB200 racks.
China is reportedly considering selling TikTok US operations to Musk.
Arm plans to increase prices by 300% and considers developing its own chips.
Taiwan lifts restrictions on TSMC overseas production of 2nm chips.
